Sketch of the river St. Lawrence from Montreal to the island St. Barnaby on the south side and the islands of Jeremy on the north side of the river : by order of his excellency James Murray Esqr. Governour of Quebec
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Item Information
- Title:
- Sketch of the river St. Lawrence from Montreal to the island St. Barnaby on the south side and the islands of Jeremy on the north side of the river : by order of his excellency James Murray Esqr. Governour of Quebec
- Creator:
- Montrésor, John, 1736-1799
- Name on Item:
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by John Montresor sub engineer & lieua.
- Date:
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[1760]
- Format:
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Maps/Atlases
- Genre:
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Manuscript maps
- Location:
- William L. Clements Library
- Collection (local):
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William L. Clements Library Collection
- Subjects:
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Saint Lawrence River--Maps
Québec (Province)--Maps
- Places:
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Saint Lawrence River
CanadaQuebec (province)
- Extent:
- 1 ms. map : col. ; 32 x 177 cm
- Terms of Use:
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- Scale:
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Scale of leagues.
- Language:
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English
- Catalog Record:
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Catalog record
- Notes:
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Finished, colored, topographical map showing the St. Lawrence River below Montréal with the main channel indicated and the governments of Montréal, Three Rivers, and Québec identified.
Main roads along the river are shown.
- Notes (date):
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This date is inferred.
- Identifier:
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8202
- Barcode:
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B1938070